TidySongs Information

TidySongs is a product of Wondershare, LLC a software firm based in Charlottesville, VA. TidySongs was created by the makers of FixTunes. Why did we create TidySongs? The makers of TidySongs were tired of having disorganized music and could not find a solution that focused on album details. They wanted an automatic solution to fix misspelled and missing song details, remove duplicates, fill in album artwork and organize an iTunes(r) music library. How does the Album Cover Art feature work? Powered by a smart database with information on over 4 million songs and growing TidySongs is the highly detailed automatic solution to your disorganized music. Where is the image file stored when TidySongs fixes a song? The image file is embedded inside the song file so that it can be accessed by other music programs. Can TidySongs fix music I downloaded from the Internet? Yes. TidySongs can fix any music file that is stored on your computer, regardless of where it came from. How does TidySongs identify my songs? TidySongs uses the information already in your file (such as the filename or existing tags) to look up your songs. The identification algorithm is complex and will compensate for missing information and misspellings. TidySongs will extract the information from your songs and submit it to our Identification Server. The server will then return the correct song information, along with an accuracy level for the new information. Why are some of my songs marked unidentified? If your songs do not have enough information in them (at least part of the artist name and song title are needed) or if the information is too poor that TidySongs cannot recognize it, a song will be marked unidentified. What does the "Confidence" value assigned to my songs mean? Every song that is looked up is given a value of confidence. This describes how close the identified information that TidySongs found comes to the original information in your song file. What does a confidence value of 99% mean? TidySongs is almost certain it correctly ...